RC likes to work with promising fast-growing firms that have goals that are in alignment with the United Nations 17 Sustainable Goals. Simply, firms that can solve peoples pain points and bring peace and prosperity to them and in protecting the planet. 

The team is geared up to bring value-added solutions to firms in AI, blockchain, cloud and data analytics, cybersecurity, carbon credit creation & commerce, circular ecosystem, fintech & payments, green, environment enhancement, food security, healthcare, logistic & supply chain, lifestyle & lifeskill, renewable energy, sustainable city development and microcredit solutions. As long as the firm’s goals are in alignment with those of United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals, they are our preferred partner for collaboration.

RC aims to outperform by 30% of the past 10 years average annualised return of the MSCI World Index of 11.6% – that is 15% per year expected return! It is a tall order and we believe the funds put into pre-IPO cases can deliver that kind of result each year.

RC goes for firms that are growing rapidly, a sustainable cutting edge in solving the customers’ pain points, profitable and cash flow positive, and a reputation for execution. Most importantly, the firm has the strong desire to get listed to raise more money to grow.

The average years of business and investment experience of RC team members is 25+ years and they bring not only corporate finance specialisation but entrepreneurial expertise. RC managing director who is the youngest of the team ran his first printing business at 14 years old in his bedroom and today he is a sought after counsellor for many industry-wide incubation centres. He is an astute investor with a passion for venture acceleration.

RC is particular with a firm’s execution capability, capacity, control and the antidote is to work with clients that have the highest standard of integrity that delivers rock solid results.

Here are some of the firms we work with and have interest in:

• Flashfunders
• Wefunder
• Dealmaker
• Dalmore Group

Like in all businesses, there are risks involved and they are not principal protected like a time deposit in a bank. RC adopts strict criteria for on-boarding clients and monitors closely the execution of their plans. RC mitigate the risks by ensuring the clients have the talents and technologies with resources and customers to achieve their business key milestones.

First RC is neither a fund nor an investment company. RC provides clients with venture-acceleration advisory and arrangement services that help them to get talents, technologies, territories and tranches of funding, support and subsidies. In particular, RC works with professionals to help clients get what they specifically lack like financial support and subsidies.

RC is doing a private placement of 10 million shares at US$1 each and the minimal subscription amount is 10,000 shares.

The target raise for this private placement is $10 million and it will be used to support the cost-of-business for up to 5 clients. RC estimates each client needs up-front funds to engage professionals to talent-scout, licence technology, enter new territory, underwrite private & public listings, relate with investors, clear accounts and audit, draft agreements, submit SEC filings, plan tax, get subsidies and grants.

Each quarter, RC will update all shareholders on the company’s performance and explain how the raised funds are being deployed. Shareholders will be updated with RC financial statements, board meeting minutes and disclosures of material information, business challenges and attainments.

RC primary targets are fast growing companies with their business purpose in alignment with the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals. The estimated market size is US$5 trillion to $6.5 trillion by 2030.

RC looks at the client’s growth rate, return on sales, equity return, cash flow and cutting edge. Most important of all, the integrity and proven business experience of the team.

RC pays particular attention to the financial, legal, tax and valuation due diligence plus investigations into the team’s present and past business practices and social contributions.

RC’s main role as venture-accelerator is to provide guidance and resources to clients to help them achieve their business and profit objectives. RC looks for congruence in the client’s strategy and execution of plans; plans are carried out by effective talents and relevant technologies; customers expectations are met by right products and services.

RC is not an investment company and does not have to deal with the volatility of the capital market. Like all businesses, RC and clients are always affected by market conditions. RC focus in such situations is to ensure the client’s strategy and market tactics are relevant. 

RC team members have an average of 25+ years of corporate, finance and entrepreneurial experience. The youngest member started his printing business at age 14 and the elder members have business dealings in many industries including public service.

RC does not do the valuation per se and relies on recognised valuers to do so. RC understands contemporary valuation methods but prefers the price to earnings approach.

RC does not trade in securities but are cognisant of the clients’ share price and valuation can be affected by market turbulence.

RC does not charge investors such fees. RC deploys all funds raised to grow the business. RC has a dividend policy of distributing at least 80% of net profit after tax to shareholders. The dividends can be in cash, scrips or its combination.

As RC is not a fund, this private placement is for shares of RC. Investors must hold RC shares for at least one year and also 6-months after public-listing on a stock exchange. RC does not have a share redemption and share buy-back scheme

This private placement is conducted under Regulations D 506(b) which requires RC to file Form D to the SEC within 14 days upon receipt of the investors subscription money. 

Although the firm is an unlisted company, RC adopts corporate governance standards of a public-listed company. RC board comprises 2 directors and 1 independent director as Chairman with veto rights. RC holds quarterly board meetings; financial and material information are disclosed to shareholders as an update within 1 day after the meeting.

RC target clients are those with market cap between $200 to $300 million when they are listed and RC can deploy up to $2.5 million for each client as cost-of-business.

Other than the quarterly updates and material disclosures, RC audited financial reports are made available to shareholders to highlight performance and financial health.

RC adopts a within 48-hour disclosure and announcement of all material information and conducts extraordinary general meetings for shareholders to vote on significant changes and substantive transactions that affect the company’s business direction and strategy.

US $10,000 for 10,000 shares is the minimum subscription amount in this raise.

RC will list the various clients and the amount of account receivables. Clients pay RC in cash, scrips or its combination. All financial performance information is made available to all shareholders on RC Investor Relation website. Material information and significant transactions are disclosed and announced within 48-hours.